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Moving in New Brunswick: Movers, Rules and Costs

Canada has no federal mover licence, and we found no provincial one in New Brunswick. The written contract is the protection, and a complaint goes to Financial and Consumer Services Commission.

Photo: Christopher Craig from Fredericton, NB, Canada, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Haulest data team · Desk opened official pages 4 October 2026. Editorial.

Who regulates a move in New Brunswick, and who takes a complaint. Links opened 4 October 2026.

QuestionNew Brunswick
Provincial mover licenceNone found
Credential a carrier based here holdsa National Safety Code number from the province
Complaint about the companyFinancial and Consumer Services Commission (FCNB)
Federal mover licenceNone in Canada

Top-rated movers in New Brunswick

Each has 5+ reviews and 4.0+ stars. Movers reviewed in the last 3 years come first, then by rating weighted by how many reviews back it. No mover pays to be on this list.

  1. Smart Moving and Storage4.6(84 reviews)Moncton · latest review Dec 2025
  2. Smart Movers Atlantic5.0(14 reviews)Fredericton · latest review Jun 2025
  3. Smith-Ramey Van Lines4.3(6 reviews)Saint John · latest review Jul 2026
  4. Atlantic Coast Movers4.5(64 reviews)Moncton · latest review Feb 2023

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What reviewers paid for moves touching New Brunswick, in Canadian dollars, as of 29 Oct 2026. A median needs 20 priced reviews; a lane needs 10.

MoveMedian paidPriced reviews
Within New BrunswickC$1,00028
Leaving for another provinceC$3,00027
Arriving from another provinceC$4,66942
Ontario to New BrunswickC$4,00027
New Brunswick to OntarioC$2,45012

Source: Haulest review file (reviewer-reported whole-move prices, CAD rows only).

Where reviewers moved, New Brunswick. Reviews of moves between provinces.

Moved out toReviewsMoved in fromReviews
Ontario15Ontario29
British Columbia6Alberta8
Alberta6Yukon2
Quebec2Quebec2
Nova Scotia2British Columbia2
Prince Edward Island2Nova Scotia2

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What to know before the deposit

We found no provincial mover licence in New Brunswick. FCNB takes formal complaints about the conduct of a person or company in the sectors it regulates; movers are not on its list, so the written contract is the protection.

A move that crosses into another province or the US follows the contract and the rules where the company is based. Ask, in writing, which company holds your goods on the road and what it pays per pound or per item if something breaks.

Sources

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Questions people ask

Do movers need a licence in New Brunswick?
Canada has no federal mover licence, and we found no provincial one in New Brunswick. A commercial carrier based here holds a National Safety Code number from the province, which is a trucking safety credential, not a mover licence. Ask for it, and check that the legal name matches the truck.
Where do I complain about a mover in New Brunswick?
Financial and Consumer Services Commission (FCNB). Keep the contract, the invoice, and every written message. A card payment can also be disputed with your issuer.
What does a move within New Brunswick cost?
Reviewers reported a median of C$1,000 for moves that stayed inside New Brunswick, across 28 priced reviews. A reported price is what one household paid, not a quote.

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